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NYT Across Clues
- Reduces to pulpMASHES
- Betray, in a wayBACKSTAB
- They’re unoriginalAPERS
- Haitian ___CREOLE
- Haiti’s first democratically elected presidentARISTIDE
- IconoclastREBEL
- Skip Thanksgiving leftovers?FORGOCOLDTURKEY
- Early spring bloomersCROCI
- Operagoer’s accessoryLORGNETTE
- Broke breadATE
- Longfellow’s words before “O Ship of State!”SAILON
- Singer SumacYMA
- Say “No,” “Never” and “Uh-uh”?DOONESFORBIDDING
- Mrs. Robert ___ (Mary Custis)ELEE
- Make a big stinkREEK
- Chacon of the 1960s MetsELIO
- Put up withABIDE
- One may be originalCAST
- Hopelessly lostALLATSEA
- Plea for immediate absolution?FORGIVEUSTHISDAY
- Abbr. on a cover letterENC
- Wind in front of a stageOBOE
- Kin of fairiesIMPS
- NotNARY
- Crested ___, Colo.BUTTE
- Chairlift alternativeGONDOLA
- ShakeELUDE
- Blot with a paper towel, maybePATDRY
- Like food that’s acceptable to cattle?FORAGEAPPROPRIATE
- Inuit relativesALEUTS
- Checked, sayCHOSE
- Italian sportswear nameELLESSE
- They come with turndown serviceMINTS
- Soviet ___BLOC
- Burial site of early Scottish kingsIONA
- RentsRIPS
- Pipe material, for shortPVC
- Memorable theatrical performance?PLAYHARDTOFORGET
- Shell, e.g.SEEDCOAT
- Warning from a driverTOOT
- Extremely, in 1970s slangMONDO
- Joyce’s landERIN
- Bottom-line bigwigs, in briefCFOS
- Head-turning soundPSST
- Abstain happily?GRINANDFORBEARIT
- FairyELF
- Steven who co-wrote “Freakonomics”LEVITT
- New Guinea portLAE
- Life-threateningNEARFATAL
- Blow awayAMAZE
- Is well-endowed?CARRIESAFORTUNE
- One giving an orderDINER
- DeclaredASSERTED
- Dammed river in North CarolinaPEEDEE
- Maurice of Nixon’s cabinetSTANS
- Region conquered by Philip II of MacedonTHESSALY
- MountsSTEEDS
NYT Vertical Clues
- “Back to the Future” family nameMCFLY
- “Get ___!”AROOM
- California missions founder Junípero ___SERRA
- Scottish poet James known as “The Ettrick Shepherd”HOGG
- Southern university that shares its name with a biblical judgeELON
- Form a splinter groupSECEDE
- Sled dog with a statue in New York’s Central ParkBALTO
- Elizabeth in the cosmetics departmentARDEN
- Abbr. following op. and loc.CIT
- The Wildcats of the Big 12 Conf.KSU
- Attack from the airSTRAFE
- 2010 chart-topper for Ke$haTIKTOK
- Like ___ in the headlightsADEER
- Old Ottoman governorBEY
- Rural setting, in poetryARCADIA
- Green gemstonePERIDOT
- Place in a Carlo Levi memoirEBOLI
- Scout’s missionRECON
- David’s weaponSLING
- Western tribeOTOE
- PreposterousSILLY
- Once, a long time agoERST
- “Family Guy” creator MacFarlaneSETH
- Ignore, imperativelyBELAY
- Barely beatEDGEDOUT
- Oahu offeringLEI
- In ___ (confused)AFOG
- Mr. Burns’s teddy bear on “The Simpsons”BOBO
- Typical cemetery enclosureIRONFENCE
- Driver’s targetCUP
- BalloonheadASS
- Seller of space or time, for shortADREP
- Showy craft?SETDESIGN
- ___’acteENTR
- ___-deucyACEY
- Tennis’s 1977 U.S. Open champVILAS
- Salon, e.g., informallyEMAG
- AccustomINURE
- ___-masochismSADO
- False deityBAAL
- Baloney and then someUTTERROT
- Dinner scrapsORTS
- Memorable timeEPOCH
- Vintage plattersLPS
- Kebab go-withPILAF
- BravuraECLAT
- Cry to a mateAHOY
- City east of the Sierra NevadaRENO
- Concert stackAMPS
- UnexplodedLIVE
- Made hasteSPED
- “___ dignus” (Latin motto)ESTO
- Sans pizazzBLAND
- Chapel lineIDO
- Giant of oldOTT
- GistPOINT
- Basic first stepATOB
- Mateus ___ROSE
- Chant syllablesOMS
- Bear vis-à-vis the woods, e.g.DENIZEN
- Fails miserablyCRATERS
- Like a hair shirtCOARSE
- Bordeaux brothersFRERES
- La Môme ___ (The Little Sparrow)PIAF
- Sharpening devicesSTROPS
- Sword lilies, for shortGLADS
- Send, as a checkREMIT
- Trump who wrote “The Best Is Yet to Come”IVANA
- InstantFLASH
- Lensman AdamsANSEL
- Good to goREADY
- Dexterity exerciseETUDE
- Like an InterstateLANED
- Jumps bail, sayFLEES
- Say “What to do? What to do?,” e.g.FRET
- To ___ (precisely)ATEE
- Siamese, e.g.CAT
- Filing org.IRS
- HETA